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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

Henry Rsseel. " Dun. lad. ssA Mic
Emliv cnle0sn. dsughsss - ~. snd
Mr.. J. ~ CnIeJhsn. ~ Pre- fnnssv.
were mafsied on SnnssAy Isss - The resi-
dshcs % she brides paresss. Elder
Bsown. Of Cnwfnrd enunsv. lnd.. ~.
6ciasiaf. Ovpr 100 Wera present "a
VILLAGES The ceremony snd rArtake ~ she
~sdslinG festivities. - OskIlnd Cry En-
setpgfse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

m order n slse 81 cha nee 10 tesi "
sud thus " c0mtlw~esi ~ re gonhersn
f0rssive p0~ers. ~. Kings Nee Dir
Tnv~ry f6s Cnhsnuspsios. CouRits a"s
(,..ldls. uIii -. ssf Z IIfiIisel thine. Etye'
1Ssv. fhIs s.le-r y nds "nIs iil'rrsl. hs'
shovs ufsh.und~d fsith ~ tIts m-riis I"
ihis Rrrxs fsnesIy. Al Who sun-r sr'ns
I nsxhs. Guilds. sssisIstinn. A-ssfns
trcnchifis. ar any "a -.sissn Of Thrtf<s
Chest. or Lungs. are esprcislIv REQUESTS
4. ~alI ss Mehrinxee lSros Drug S.oft
and ~ . Trial BUtsle FIRE, Lsfye 80
ttsa ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

MOVED MIR = SckiH this weSk moved
his shop 10 Princeton. % Having pnr.
chased : foundry sssd mscIsine shcs'
there. He IL an exc~ilens workman IN
machinery. hns the shsrp compsii,ion IL
jasper IN that line induced him 60 pull
up siskes aud 70 70 PrincesOn. where he
sh'nks ne has secured : bargain IN the
foundry. The Courier wishes him welI
IN HE new location, aud can recon.
mend han % the people there o COM
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

% Anv me vim wants 70 buy Z -.
ron shouId purchase the Ssmona ~ko-h.
Ter Wagon" which r. 20 WsdeIv knosn
mr. lie chpspness. light drsuEhs. general
appearance. ssrenesh and dnrshiI1h
manufactured BY NJ. J.shn Kuehlef
Thesr wsgnna sre warranted t0r ons
.esr sesin.t any hrssk~ee csused ht
snv detect NJ mstesssI ~ work. H y
now prepared ~ manufacture enough
wagons IN supply the demand. Give
him call before purchasing elssxhere
4-1l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

sound The glad sidings or this land ol
The IRE.
Thp people r-jd!eesh NON ehiIls they srs
FIRE.
No m"rs nsed they rsck their nerves
and their hrsin.
ynr from ~ s6reis ~ quinIne And viii
mixsnres caslhpi<im.
They n"w can procure . remedy. safe
plssaans and shre.
'ris aid ~ M~htineer Bros, .Cert<i'
Chill Curer I'm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

MAxk,sp. Nnv rs. bv Rev p Fideiis
Msute. NJ. IcHS REEs and Min MARY
A FcKsRr. both NJ Jssper-
Th~s. y"nnR fcIks ssstt mt 9Th The
hess wishes ~ 4 hast ~ frisnsls. 9Th
= hon The Cnurisr delight Z" jim !"
congratulations Mss thrir Hves b one
..1eeesS (ra~pl NJ pleasure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

- NJ. WinsssndIsv. Of BsdH"rd hfss
~ The drrn. shies' proposes developing
the reA usons ~ Ferdinand township.
snd purchased I quantity NJ real essasI
for thar pn7snss. infnrms ~ that sIss
rnmpanv viii drill nm their lsmd 70 mud
the pxsent ~ she nsnne. and ANYTHING
slss which NAV ~ underneath the sns'
faee possibly natural re - RIM The nsa'
Iehlnerv Tor nave, driIls, elevstors, ere
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

II. A. inou~ss ot iumscs was held -
-. Csr,k,s s.6Ire est Saturday by Jus
sires z .eiIes and Fink. upnn NE: s
McCssss. the young wonlsn IN jill on
an indictment sOr public innscemey'
S,er hearing The pvidemce. the Jussice'
|deridesl she was mi insame.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

srAysr'a >nrsaussil lila scss diferus
and promptly. purisvtnt nmd ens.n: .a1
the hiond. improving me sppenss
s'rergshsna the nesves. awd snvsxsFs''nk
~. ~ .srm. Il u. IN the srsess s-nss' 4,
ssesssive medicine Every snvsIs"
-huuld 1--WE u = trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

01The Porfersville foIks were con-
graduating uessrs. John Krodel snd
John Bsrnen ON Tnesday ON their GET
ting out good cnaI nom their new tssst.
and say Krodel has Wosxef ~ Il with
GLOVES on for swo weeks, and Bsrnets
kept nesr The water On he could mig bis
drinks and wash his hands handy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

p.,.cu,So Rev. n. r. Gill. c. r.
"a, a,ssch a. the N 3. chnsrh IL J.s'
Or. ns1s Sunday afternoon . : oc'osA
R..T &. Bri,arrsi will presrh !" n'.m
sm.dsy Schcol ~ u o'css'ck. . ~ Ih'
r"hlic are cordi.lsy Invited 10 each Q
shesa aeryicea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

"a medicine prepared Tor the gs"'
eral public sh"n'd co"ss'n n"ln'ns ".r !:
tut IL any doe. Such : msuse'ne !: !.
ShaIlenberger'a AntisIote for ha'ans 7"
destroys Malaria - wafer pnis out mr.
ami u ju.i - harmIess. Sud ~ drug
lnikss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

- Psmsi0ns hsve een Inereassd. ~
usw mica granssd n Cnhrad Exert
Jssper: John Plsassnt. Iravenworsh
Amos Armstrong. Grsndview: Wm
C.lemsn. Petersburg: Geo WssdIe
q, a.dview: J. Bsnssa. OrIeans. o OrK'
Nrhrinxer. Isspsr: Pat DOLE. 1Jrsgo"
tre: lsaac Chsndier. sriwiiv sntsngs
r. Keith. Petershurn, and Gro Gerhard
Troy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

GA permanent Organization o. our
citisens 10 look alter p<nous s,eking {
location tor manufacturing purpnses u
any kind. w.uId add greatly 70 ths
growth Of Jasper. Nv attracting 20 v hew
manufactures. Nearly al sucssesslnl
10 wns have such IN organization which
does effective work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

THE Bksf SALve IN she world for suits
lsrnines. Sores. Uhers. Sass yShennA. r.
yer Sores. letter. chapped Hands hill
hIsins. Cnins. and ~ Skin Erupliomr
md positively cnrrs piles. or M pay r.
qnired. tia guaranteed n give petsfc'
satisfaction Or money refunded. tfie'
IS cents per hox- For sale BY Nehrinse'
Bros.. Js-per.
Feb 18Th. 1851 .--iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

- rather unpleasant end unseniie'
81, mir occurred IN the SUNDAY
sshoo, IN jasper last Sunday. vet on ~
o...s,c,s maj .shs lpast said The soones'
pr.rdsds ~ hsrfimr m publish com
s'.n,cs,ion ~ regsrd 10 u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

- The Cnurier's farmer resden vii.
read Win inseresi NJ shs experiment ~
DR. n c. Hos,lss. ~ Saisns. II ihrsshss'e
rorn. whirh ~ clip from . Salem pspes
and puhlish In another column The
doctor he ussnv friends herssh0uia hn
viii rsj..ire 20 hear Of HE euccess -
progressive granger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

HoLrpAY PREsxSTs. Mr. Jacob C"s-
man 4 The first 10 announce holiday
roods in The Courier. See HE adver-
iisement, and 60 early and Est n'si
choice. Good pouks are the best pfrs'
ents, % veil resd they last lie tune
IN memory, 1t lesst
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

IN. IA. Eckert. shipped : car
"a - 60, last week. ~ car Iosd on
wsanesday OF this week 20 pars'es y
~ Alhsmy. II = switch was run nu
= 80 different banks cars would q
.hipred largely.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

rrN n. wilson and r. n. Green.
D.r,isis Of lluniingbuse. Will ~ - The
indiana Hotel. IN jasp~r. next MONDAY
and Tuesday, November 2l,i aud xz.'
iss1. where they will b prepared 10 90
Al tinds 81 work In The deniAl Is'e-
Patfpusre nliriled.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

- BIsck smithIne. hofse- shosiae. ~
csirinr OF Ill kinda " wood and !tos'
work On WaxOna. piows. &c. u""s
promptly q Mr john kuehlsr's. opp"'
ale ihe counsy jail. North MAJ" s's.e'
|tspper. lnd. -"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

D,rb 4 tluusingburt. Nv. IS 1871
~ .nsnnpsi0n. Ms BxeSpLe. .x~si 81
tesrs. sIdoo or the l~ie J. hn Brrnulr
sssd su6thef 0f Mr. lgnsix kdnksi. =
Jsspsr. She hsd l,sen ID very se~h''
\. sjsh i.r thru y~ars-. she Us bnr'vs
q 81. Js~eph's graveyard in Jsspsf yes
terdav.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

- oeck ~ worms have hrer known
800 frosn oae child. ehrspers ~
~ yernsigugs was The remedy ose"'
nolv Is censs bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

~ meesimg wss held . The Cart
ho.se "a Monday Night. - 'ook sns'
nv intvvesss Of The sOum 10 - sueesi.s
snsmnsv. arsl cOW!misseps sppoinsed.
= honed their enorss viii y lieeral's
.econded ~ evpry ONE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

~ Our sowa bcard sh"eld MAKE
soms provlsiDn Tor IIeh'lng ,ne w'.ss.
|shese dark nIehss. Ths people ~ ~
Inn ssrees lamps v The Tsusse,s ~ 49,
,hem 6Ilsd and ~. u sh"nId = 0ose
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

~~rh, wife oT Mr.. Andrw Gsees. :
- ..'imshIs lady. dIsA Saturday let.
"a - buried Sunday 10 g. Joseph's
rave lard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

III. Duhnis County Sun6Av-scs c"l
ho,ds iss annual convention q
SSsn,iuaburR Tomorrow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

- nan enssse6 In any v<giumsse
~. shou)a msks II known through
ss'' sc,nmus 81 The local paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

SURPRISED. Bsggagp mAelpt 0e0rgs
white. ~ the L. 4. 3 81. L. Ry.. eas 81
,e,rs nld on Tursdsy, and HE landlssr.s
aud l-ndssdy Ii jasper. NJ. snd Mr..
(,us KsrRin. determined 60 surprise him
that night. asd right veil was Il csfrissI
ont A large nusnler ~ hio lady and
friends we're iuvises1 ~ The
United States hotel. 70 congratulate him
mpon his having astsined snsrsisgestsls
80. and wishing him many happy -
surus o. the anniv~rsary. white ~.
.urprised. hut with railrnader's Qujrk
recovery. he hlu-Isihgiy Iooked rrd q"
sbr siu 81 his hair. snd thanked Psch sShs
hssrsils. smh ensrred Into the SPIRIT 81
erjos msns far ths evening. Mustc. birth
ihsss usnenssl aud vsscsl. wss tshdstsss ~
visitor. and tie Nit Bsmd = ~ ssers, ~
va.i.u. sfs Ne, eisn Ussser refreshments
zee served. and C"I J"e. Armstrong
w<s pr.ssrsl imi" the ~ vs~e mr. : rOns
xr.sulssors sprrch, and right veil dIl ~
.rouit hiusriG TIE ev~ning rasses'
ousrklv aud plsassnslvs sud - snj.ss ~
- h~sssiis. smd wished THAT Ws.lse msIgis
slws,s have - rsssss"s : rms
fns S,Lvsw Miss The llsrtsssId
s,~t.us sws~isrr aud m.climefy IUr sls
.ilvrr mine s..ivrd - Our n q. depn'
Mussdsy night, .nd : Issgs rsvalcsde ~
wagons wsa ~ ruesdisy 10 sake II % IN
mine. TIE casl III The sssa~ hill he
lbeen developed. On entrv run IN. shd
snongh ssken ont % sisvt wish. and esefs
thing put ~ readiness a. take Out m"rs
- ,sss % needed. Considerable s'Ivef
ore y ont. rrsdy for smelling. . -. -
the machinery ran b. put N p eist0".
which NJ. john Seisx infnrnss us WsI
probably take eight 0r TEN dsss. whsn
she visitor ~ The sImu will " PUMPED
oss aid the lead further w.sk-i TLt
owners have cm6 l.mce slst The -Busk
shesis Silver Msn~." viii prcve : Onsi..
-. aud The CuurIsr bRll<vea is ~hI, -
the enterprise o. Iss pvcjecscss. ~ The
sace Og 0isruusAe emrhts cessr!hjs a. :
serves the greatest auccssa. and he M y
ssssys Of HE 0fe bs different q mi.
jussisy their confidence. Nh-n 10
money making capabilities sfe ! 8 csic~ :
~ proven. many Other nsiner wiil ~
workrd, ~ the ore has bern ss.und nsr :
number u miles cast Of The Buck SbOaIs
Nine" and Dubois VIII bsce0e ; vsstsas
bic silver ceUosvs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29
rHE RoCE IsIASD COnEo.
Forty Days she Period named for that
Coaaummati0n-Messrs TOW, Esr-
ing and Evans Of that Com
pauy IN the City.


ing and Evans Of that Com
Pany inthe City.
President Low, Of the Rock Island
railway company, accompanied BY
his assistants in railway duties,
Messrs. Ewing and Evans, put in a
good, solid days work yesterday,
preparing for the advent Of their
road into Sslina. As they express
ed &c, they bought about everything
In land needed for the right-of-way
and other general facilities ia the
city, excepting what they have been
promises and are expecting from the
city. What remained undOne last
night was probably finished up to-
day. President Low vas compelled
to leave on last nights train. but he
left in the hands Of his associates
every detail affecting the immediate
construction of the Rock Island to
and into the city. The gentlemen
remaining in charge Of affairs are
cOnversant with the project of build
ing to Salina from the time il took
form to the present. They appear
to be active and intelligent men who
enjoy the fullest confidence OF the
company in the premises. Their
presence at the council meeting last
evening invested one aud all with
their candOr, their conservatism aud
the honest intent Of every assertion
and claim. They stated explicitly
every proposition, and talked with
a full knowledge Of the situation.
Briefly, To reiterate a part of the
council proceedings published in
this issue, they asked, a. they had
been promised, the same favOrs a.
had been granted the Santa Fe;-yet
they wanted but an average right
OG-woy width Of about $50 feet, while
the santa Fe had been given about
800 feet. The route has been mapped
out by the company, and passes
south and near the santa Re track
Up to Ninth street the width will
not exceed three lots Of 20 feet each,
but on west to Thirteenth street the
width will not be more than % feet
and may be cut to 20 feet. Build
ings have been avoided as much a.
possible, and not more than a half
dozen buildings will come in its
course.
These Rock Island gentlemen
seem disposed TO be gracious in their
dealings with the city, and are not
sticklers over inconsiderable things.
What they ask is in reason, a. they
had been led to expect much more
than they now require. They are
making many purchases ofterritOTy-
property other companies would not
hesitate 10 demand under terms Of
agreement. They are buying out
right what they can i'm the city and
out in the country that may be need
ed, and are paying cash for every
foot purchased
All other arrangements will be
carried forward without delay n
they come up.
Councilman Miller was yesterday
informed by Mr.. Low that they eX-
pected to have the road into Salina
inside Of forty days.
The right OF way has been secured
all the way through the county to
Salina, and all purchases have been
made in absolute right from the
| owners where IL has been possible.
Mr.. Ewing states that in the right Oi
way from the east line Of the county
/ 10 Salina there are but five con-
formations, and every foot neces-
i aart- has haau sapnra1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

S. NJ. Ferlen met with a serious
accident last evening, which will
necessitate his confinement to his
residence for three weeks or month.
While engaged in trading ina his mer-
camille house a short time after dark
some article was wanted which was
i'm the cellar Of his building sevt raj
doors south on Santa Fe avenue.
Surprising he could lay his hand on
the article without hindranee he
started for IL without a light. The
door leading To the descent was in
the building and had been left open,
and in the dark and his hurry not
noticing the yawning abyss he was
precipitated into the cellar. Assist
ance was rendered, he was conveyed
to his home, medical aid was sum-
mOned and the extent of his injuries
was shown TO have been the dislOca-
ton of the left shoulder and the dis
location and fracture of the right
ankle. Mr.. Ferlenis resting as easily
as possible, and his recovery will be
speedy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

Cor. 7th and North Sis, :. SALIVA KANSAS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

We are sorry for Mr.. Campbell
Mr.. Campbell is a good man and but
for the friendship of the JOURNAL
would stand a fair chance of being
nominated. His friends already see
the injury done HIM by Sampson but
IL is too late now To undo the dam
age.-SaiiH0 Herald.
We have a very poor opinion Of u
class Of voters who would be 50 in
fiueneed by their dislike for or pre-
iudice against the JOURNAL as to
vote against 80 good a man as Mr..
Campbell. Such a man is surely
very narrOw-minded and with about
the breadth of "A flea. We do not
know Of any class Ofindividuals who
would be 80 Influenced, except, pei
haps, some old political shysters here
about, with a deep-seated grudge,
who have no other way of gratifying
their spite. Even the depraved Her
aid man in whose honesty the
people have no confidence could not
injure a good man in his eandi-
dacv. by supporting him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

Notice is hereby given that the
Chico Literary and Debating society
viii re-organiEe In the Chico town
hail, on the evening OF Oct. LIST, 1857.
A program win be- prepared for that
evening. All are cordially invited.
Myrtle Post, see'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

Concerning the disappearance Of
Jerry Rich, the Ellsworth Democrat
says:
II now appears that Mr.. Rich has
all his property heavily mOrtgaged,
aud that he has been losing money
GA cattle FOR the past year or two.
Here in Ellsworth Il is generally be-
lieved that he has skipped and is
probably now on his way toward
the Canadian border.
The Abilene Goscttc says that on
and after October lst, a most import
ant change is expected 10 be made in
the running Of trains on the Kansas
division Of the Union Pacific. AS il
is now, the Cyclone and CannOnball
are overloaded, and trains and 4,
the early west bound and the night
east bound, will be put ON a. through
trains, % relieve them. Various
other changes are contemplated, but
nothing definite IL yet known.
Twenty-three cases Of appeal from
the awards Of the right Of way COM
missiOners in the santa Fe matter
have been submitted to arbitration.
The arbitratOrs on the part Of the
city, selected by the city attorney,
are W. R. Gels and +. II. Gibbs.
The arbitrator on the part Of the
county, selected by the county at
torney, are c. ). RadcliT and f. L.
Bishop. These gentlemen have Sc
lscted a. the nth man, J. b. Ham,
ilton.
While Congressman Anderson was
here last evening Mr.. A. N. Camp
hell called upon him aid secured his
promise 10 interest himself in the
free-ielivery service for salina. Mr..
Anderson sgreed 20 write 81 once 20
the postofice department, urging
the service. AS Ear ~ can De ascer-
t.faed. nothing but the favorable
report made By the agent who was
here hes been done.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

A young son Of Bernard HessOn,
Of Pleasant Valley township, lost the
end Of his third finger Friday, by
the careless shot Of some hunters.
The boy was sitting at a table eating
at the time OF the aeeident-strange
as Il may seem.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

Some Of the dO-nOthings but we'll
wishers say that Campbell will be
defeated for the nomination be-
cause the wire-pulling politicians
are all for Martin. They are for
Martin, because they expect Martin
70 do some wire-pulling for them
next fall. wire-pullers get downed
themselves, sometimes, and an
Off year generally proves disastrous
to them. If Campbell is defeated
for the nomination, il is because the
people do not take enough interest
in the primaries. n the republicans
turn out On mdssc, Martin will be
buried so deep he will not be able to
find himself.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

Col. Fred Grant, eldest son Of the
late Gen. Grant and present eandi-
date for Secretary Of State upon the
Republican ticket Of New YOFk-ae-
companied by his wife, and sister
Mrs. Nellie Grant Ssrtoris. will visit
in Salina this week. Mrs. Grant is
a cousin Of Mrs. J. W. Wallace, Of
this city, whose husband is a travel
ing man. Rooms for the distin-
gulshed party have been secured at
the Whitman House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

Miss Mamie Morrow takes aclerk-
III. 4. n OIL. -,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29
SASH, DOCS, BLINDS, STAIRS, RAILING,

Store Fronts Store and Bank Counters Mantels,
Interior Finish in Hard and Soft Woods Scroll and
Band Saving, Turning and Ornamental Work ofeVery
Description.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29


heavyB
andh a
make. 90 Good fun Mems boots
vii pay yono stock Did
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29

Has received at his store, 1O4 South Santa Fe.
a complete Stock of fall and Winter Goods, and he
invites you to call and see them. The Goons are
marked at
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-29
R0THSCHILD BROS

All Styles of Thomson's glove-fttng Corsets
for this week at rs cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-02
COMMUNICATED.

WHAT TEMPERANCE PEOPLE THINK
ABOUT 1.-THE chief feature at the Ameri-
can Temperance Unions meeting yesterday
at ChickeriDg Hall, was an address by the
Rev. William c. Steele, on "The American
Sabbath and the Personal Liberty League"
He said in part rs follows:
"One of the first things to impress intelli-
gent foreigners who come to this country Is
The quiet and orderly observance Of the
Sabbath day, and they are always outspo.
ken in their praise of US fer that observance.
We are gathered here TO protest against the
men who have banded together to degrade
ard dehase that Sabbath. The leaders OF
inc Personal Liberty League claim that this
is net St religious but q free county, but
they do no, read the history of the country
wien they say Sc. a new era is dawning
People will not De bound by party lnea, but
will vote for no men and the ideas which
hey brieve 10 be right. As an instance
81! this SIC how Randolph B. Martin
and De Inncey Nicol have been noun
mated bs the Republicans because they
have done their duty faithfully ard the Irr
ing Hall branch Of the democratic party
had swallowed the entire republican ticket
without a murmur The ballot is the most
effective weapon with which to overcome
the Personal Liberty League and every one
should see to it that he votes for good men
only deprecate the tendency of many to
abuse the foreign in our population and to
charge it with being the cause of all the
evils of the Sunday saloon movement. There
are thousands of foreigners in thi5 city,
ashamed of the action of their comratriots.
N. Y. Tribune.
Rev. w. C. Steele is Rockingham boy
and was brought IN in the Alexandria post
office, When Daniel Bryan, eaq., was post
master here He is brilliant preacher now
and useful member of the Methodist
church